Father Sees Auto Kill Daughter in Washington
In Washington D C nine year old Marie Nussbaum stepped into the street to answer dinner summons and was killed by a taxicab driven by William Sinnet. The driver said he could not stop in time as Marie stepped in front of his car. Marie died at Emergency Hospital.Witnesses and neighbors described the scene as the taxi dragged the girl a short distance. The driver was held overnight as coroner's inquest planned.
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Washington, D. C
Marie Nussbaum
Solomon Nussbaum
EE Street
Northwest
Wis Tun
William A. Sinnet
Twenty-first
M Streets
Joseph J. Sinnet
House of Representatives
Sinnot
Posittman
Sixth Precinct
Marie Nusshaum
Grace Nusshaum
Adel Corio
FE Street
Mr. Nussbaum
Marie
A. FL Garden
Hobley Epps
I Street
William Crandall
BB. Cunningham
T. Jackson
Aggrusia-Viken Railway and Electric Corporation
Fifteenth Street
Obear
Georgian National Guard
Augusta
Waynesboro
Alfred Dorn
Baker
Robert Christie
Charles Wilson
Arroyors
Milliam Cain
Jowett
Hendersen
Ste Big Maxe
Howen
Easta
Heeou Howite
Troy
Ulster Day Protest Against Home Rule in Belfast
Hundreds of thousands protest Irish home rule in Ulster against autonomy for Ireland. Sir Edward Carson signs Covenant at City Hall as Unionists rally with Orangemen, flags, and fiery speeches. Crowds flood Belfast with trains bringing visitors amid tense demonstrations.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
North Ireland
Lonton
Sreland
Northern Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
Sir Edward
City Hall
James Craig
County Down
Trish
Pvgre
Home Rule Supporters Stay Indoors Amid Tense Protest
In the province wide warning of a charged occasion, home rule sympathizers largely kept to home while sporadic violence erupted. By noon, the constabulary reported few arrests, and over 1,000 Highland Light Infantry and Royal Irish Rifles were confined in barracks under immediate orders.
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Highland Tight Infantry
Royal Irish Rifles
Four Expelled and Twelve Suspended After UNC Hazing Tragedy
In Chapel Hill North Carolina the University of North Carolina faculty acted on its hazing probe into the death of William Rand a Smithfield freshman. Four students were permanently expelled and twelve suspended for a year from the college.
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Rand
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
William Rand
Smithfield
Young Astor A Very Busy Man
Special report from New York describes 17 year old Vincent Astor, heir to the Astor estate, starting work at 9 am at 23 West Twenty sixth Street managing his father Colonel John Jacob Astor's Titanic-era estate. He pledges to learn every detail before taking control at age 21 in six weeks.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Loumense
John Jacob Astor
Astor
West Twenty-sixth Street
Toam
Tami
Ume
Miss Nora Bargett Returns to Keswick
Nora Barrett eighteen year old country girl who eloped with Robert FE Cassady was deserted by him after he obtained a divorce. Both were arrested on a technical charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and she has returned yesterday to her home in Keswick Charlottesville VA.
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Charlottesville
Robert FE
Cassady
Nora Barrett
Alexandria
Keswick
State to Divide R F and P Taxes
Richmond special reports that counties and towns along the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad will share with the Commonwealth in any taxes from a compromise of ongoing litigation. Governor Munn led a conference with county representatives and a united resolve was voiced to approve any settlement. Key figures pressed for fair local shares, led by Pat S. H. Evans in Caroline, with officials from Richmond and numerous counties attending the negotiation to ensure equitable distribution of potential tax funds.
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Richmond
Richmond, Predericksburge
Potomacc
Commonwealth
Munn
Specal Commission
Mughtave
Licely
Pat S. H. Evans
Caroline County
Special Commission
Caroline
Fredericksburg
Potome
Evans
George Ainslie
Henry RK. Pollard
F&f
Stonewall J. Doswell
Ashland
Thomas H. Lion
J. T. Lyncox
Prince William County
G. P. Smith
W. EF. Ennis
Common Wealth
G. BB. Wallace
Stafford County
Spotsylvania
John Li Lee Declines Defense in Sidna Allen Trial
John Li Lee declares he will not appear for the defense in the Sidna Allen trial, a decision that leaves the case proceeding with other counsel and anticipated courtroom strategy.
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John L. Lee
Sidna Allen
John LI. Lee
Roanoke Man Accepts Reward After Baldwin Case
Roanoke Virginia Special Frank Seover father of Maude Iroler denied aiding detectives. He originally refused the $500 reward but consented to take it after pressure from Baldwin. He stated he had not intentionally given information and spoke with a deputy sheriff not knowing the deputy was involved.
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Roanoke
Frank Seover
Maude Iroler
Baldwin
Wesley Edwardas
Sidna Allen
Sheri
Menr Mondas
Ireler
Haldwin
Gunman ready to tell of murder in Rosenthal case
Reported disclosures say Harry Morowits alias dey Clie Blond Joe Loouis Rosenzweit alias Kerry Louise and Whitey Lewis may confess to the Rosenthal murder. If District Attorney Whitman accepts terms Frank Cirici remains the sole gunman to face trial after Becher case.
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New York
Harry Morowits
Dey Clie Blond
Joe Loouis Rosenzweit
Kerry Louise
Hierman Rosenthal
Whitey Lewis
Weber
Rosenthal
Whit
Cirmlici
Dago Frank
Charles Becher
Japanese Baron Sentenced to Imprisonment in Seoul
Baron Yunhito, once a Japanese official, was sentenced to ten years hard labor in Seoul for complicity in a plot against Count Terauchi, Governor General of Korea. Several others were implicated in the scheme aimed at overthrowing Japanese authority.
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Seoul
Korea
Baron Yunhito
Terauchi
Koret
Paterson Weaver Dies From Hydrophobia After Rabid Bite
John Muter, a weaver from Paterson, N J, was bitten by a leaping dog in July and ignored initial care. He developed hydrophobia and was treated at the Pasteur Institute in New York, but doctors say it was too late. Muter cannot live more than a day. An angry crowd attacked the doorway, leaving him with injuries and fear. The incident underscores warnings about rabies and vigilante mob actions.
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New York
John Muter
Paterson
Sant
Pasteur Institute
Muter
Ramband
Materson
H Ie Sale
Ramboud Arges
Crossed Dead Line Shot by Soldiers in Augusta
Two men killed and a third severely wounded after a line crossing incident near Augusta Georgia leads to ten captains and fifteen militia under military arrest following a court martial trial. The special report details the chaotic shooting and ongoing investigations.
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Augusta. GA
Smallpox Reports Surface in Boston Area
Multiple dozen cases of smallpox emerge in Boston and nearby towns. Officials note vaccination coverage is below normal and isolation of patients is not underway as health authorities tighten precautions to curb spread. Localities including Clover and Scottmburg report likely cases and warnings about the outbreak.
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Houston
South Bostee
Clover
Scottmburg
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Lawson & Newton
William Ave
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Pone
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Frank T. Clark
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P* A. Starck Piano.co
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OLD Dominion Steamship CO
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Cirlici
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C. J. Clinton
Disondale, Va
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Boston
Nash Remedy Co., Inc
Richmond, Va
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Chesapeake Ss. S. CO
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City OF
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City OF Norfolk
Marconi Wireless
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Mathews Va
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Middlesex
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Col
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T. D. Hudgins
W. C. Hudgins
Hudson & Hudgins
E. Baker & CO. General Merchants
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Mee. Co
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Sibley Bros
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Home Water Supply Corporation
Water Street
Norfolk, Virginia
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